Sentence examples similar to try to apportion blame from inspiring English sources

But such stories - people talking out of school, trying to apportion blame in advance - are usually a harbinger of things going to pot.

The report, drafted by an Amsterdam judge, says the inquiry did not seek to apportion blame for Fortuyn's death.

"There is no water and they're trying to apportion droplets," he said of the West.

It's easy to apportion blame now.

The voracious appetite to apportion blame is now gathering pace.

Kennedy, a former Labour MP, was quick to apportion blame.

All the best scares allow us to apportion blame - farmers?

Zola refused to apportion blame, but the dream was over, in nightmare fashion.

The first phase of the trial was intended, in part, to apportion blame among the defendants.

Even so, it is going to be very difficult to apportion blame.

A coroner's role is not to apportion blame or to sentence offenders.